On Sunday we reported that Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li,the second live action feature film based on Capcom's fighting game series, bombed in its first weekend at the US box office. Box Office Mojo now has the final numbers, stating that the film brought in just $4.7 million to come in eighth place. The results were lower than the first weekend's box office for the 1994 Street Fighter movie. Even with the poor reception from movie goers and critics, Capcom is not deterred by the inital results. Our sister site GameDaily chatter with Capcom's Corporate PR head Chris Kramer who stated, "Critics were unkind to the first Street Fighter movie as well, but that film has been ridiculously profitable for Capcom over the last decade. The original SF movie still generates millions of dollars in royalties for Capcom every year, thanks to cable, foreign distribution, home video, DVD and Blu-ray sales."

With all of the issues with THQ's financial numbers lately, the publisher got some good news today via the NPD Group's latest list of the top 10 best selling PC games in US retail stores. The latest list for the week ending Feb. 21 had the long awaited RTS sequel Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War II taking the number one spot in its debut week on the charts.

Fallout 3 players need to be aware of a small but new patch for the recent Bethesda Softworks RPG game. The official Bethblog site has posted word that the 1.4 patch is now available for download. PC users can grab it via Games For Windows Live.

While Electronic Arts as a whole is taking some financial hits, one of its in-house developers is actually expanding. BioWare, which EA acquired just over a year ago, will be expanding to hire 30 new developers in a new Montreal office, according to a Gamasutra story.

Players blast off into the future with Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, the sci-fi follow-up to the first fantasy themed Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords. Like its predecessor, Galactrix is a role-playing game that uses different variations of a gem-matching mini game for everything from combat to crafting. Apart from its setting, the sequel features some significant changes from the first game, the least of which being a circular board using hexagonal pieces. The plot involves a far-future humanity after it has spread out into the stars, met different alien races, and conquered them. In an age of relative peace, a new mysterious threat arises, revealed in number of cryptic cut scenes. The benefit of the revised board is that it's very unlikely to run out of moves during a battle. Crafting and mining are both designed to run out of moves, but ship-to-ship combat generally continues without pause. Like with the previous game, players match colored gems to build up energy to power special abilities. Matching mines delivers direct damage to the opposing players. Blue gems recharge shields, white builds up XP and purple adds to the Psi point pool for special Psi abilities. Success depends largely on luck as much as it does skill, since you cannot tell what gems will be coming. You could be ahead one minute, then lose all your shields and half your hull strength in the next.

Heroes Emerge - A young woman without a home until she is taken in and trained by the Runners.

Your incredible gifts allow you to swiftly navigate the city while eluding those who would try to stop you.

Go Vertigo - Heights create vertigo, movements flow naturally, collisions are felt realistically, and muscles and tendons strain as you chase and are chased throughout the city.

Slip off the Edge - Perform amazing acrobatic moves from below street level, through buildings, and up to the dizzying heights of hyper real skyscrapers as you face off against your enemies or run for your life.

Unrivaled Immersion - An exciting mix of chase, intense combat, strategy and puzzles draw you into a world like never before.

Play the entire, brand-new Atlantis SquarePantis TV episode!

Explore the lost city of Atlantis and meet its wacky inhabitants

Play as SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy, Squidward, Mr. Krabs, and Plankton

Awesome action-packed levels with unlockable objectives

Unlockable bonus features include - Director's Commentary on the game by SpongeBob himself, exciting multi-player mini-games in the Amoeba Arcade and the ability to customize SpongeBob with stylish outfits and accessories

4 powerful fans reduce ambient air temperature by moving hot air away from the console. Variable fan speed control for customized cooling.

TempSmart Technology automatically controls Intercooler operation

AC powered: No batteries or USB cables to the console are necessary

Snap-on installation means no tools or other modification are required

Can be used with the PlayStation 3 in either vertical or horizontal position

Redesigned Puzzles: All-new puzzles have been created specifically to take advantage of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk providing a dynamic new experience not available on any other platform.

Archaeologist's Tool Kit: Draw runes and hieroglyphs in the sand to activate ancient mechanisms, uncover clues buried in layers of ancient grime with the chisel and brush, and take charcoal rubbings of findings to put in your journal.

Remote Flashlight: Illuminate dark areas by pointing and aiming the Wii Remote like a torch to reveal ancient clues. Twist the Wii Remote to narrow the beam of light allowing you to uncover secrets hidden in the dark.

Flick of the Wrist Controls: Use the movement of the Nunchuk and Wii Remote to climb and shimmy along ledges, swim, grapple, swing, and shake free from enemy clutches.

Active Aim Combat System: Use the Wii Remote to aim your pistols at the screen and unleash a hail of bullets at charging enemies.

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